


Ariana Grande's Beloved Grandmother Marjorie 'Nonna' Grande Passes Away at 99
Marjorie 'Nonna' Grande, Ariana Grande's grandmother, has died at 99, remembered for her love and historic Billboard achievement.
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- Marjorie 'Nonna' Grande, grandmother of singer Ariana Grande, passed away peacefully at 99 surrounded by family.
- She was known for her close relationship with Ariana, including a cameo in her recent album.
- Frankie Grande, her grandson, shared heartfelt tributes on Instagram following her passing.
- At 98, she made history as the oldest artist on the Billboard Hot 100 with 'Ordinary Things'.
- Her legacy includes cherished family moments and a lasting impact on Ariana's life and career.
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Marjorie 'Nonna' Grande had a very close relationship with Ariana Grande. She recognized Ariana's talent from an early age and supported her career, even accompanying her to award shows.
Marjorie made history by becoming the oldest artist to appear on the Billboard Hot 100, participating in the song 'Ordinary Things' at the age of 98.
Frankie Grande shared heartfelt tributes on Instagram following Marjorie's passing, highlighting their close family bond.
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